The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-01-20
for choice, Ills; Dawes, s5; Long, ~;
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for ohoice, Ills; Dawes, s5; Long, ~;
'cisns 80; Robinson, A; John e. Rus
sell 1.
ST.. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 1s.-Tha legis.
lAture to-day voted for United States
senator. The senate stood: Davis, SO;
Doran, Il. The house stood: Davis, 20;
DorAn, z6. The joint assembly meets to-
CONNECTIONS.
HARTFORD, CON-. Jan. 1s-Both
houses OF the legislature re- elected Sena-
tor HaWlev to-day. The vote in the SEN
ate was il for H1Wley to 10 for Charles
IngeFsoi. The total vote cast In the
house was 227 Hswley received l2s,
InGerson SO, and Henry G. Baldwin,
Knight of labor, 1.
WILL ELECT Two SENATOR'S.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan Is In response
60 the call Of Chief Justice Elliott. the
judges of the supreme court came to the
city to-day TO hear argument on the ap-
Deal brought by Lieutenant Governor
Robertson In the Injunction proceedings
IN the circuit court. The transcript,
however, was not ready, and the Argu.
ment was delayed. The papers were not
hled until q late hour this afternoon, and
there is no probability that Q decision can
be reached before the time appointed
for holding the joint convention on to-
In sep rate session, bAlloted to-day for
senstOr. For the short term In both
houses, Hon. John Withorne received 50
His opponent, D. A. Num-, 49. The re-
suit will be declared in Joint session
to- morrow. One ballot was taken for
senator far the long term without result.
Democratic caucuses still continue, no
result having been Ieached.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-Che senate
to-day voted for u 1itGd States senator.
George Hearst, democrat, received % :;
Henry Vfoomsn, republican, IL. The
assembly vote was: Hearst, SO; Vroo-
man, 40. The joint convention ballot
will be taken Tomorrow.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1S.-The two branches
OF the Legislature voted separately to-day
for successor to Senator Cookren. In
the house the vote stood for Cockrell, sc;
for Warner, 80; for Ford, AZ. 10 the
senate, for Cockrell, as; for Warner, 8.
NEBRAeKA.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan Is The frst bal
lot for United States senator was taken
to-day and resulted as follows. Senate
Paddock. republican, 4; Cobb, republic
can, 2; Van Wyck, anri-monOpoiist, IL;
Weaver, republican, 4; Laird, republi-
can, l.; Reese, republican, 2; Thai er, re-
publican, 2; Morton, democrat, l. RousG,
Van Wyck. 80; Morton, as; Weaver, II;
Paddock, 8; Cobb, g; Lard. s.; Miller,
democrat, 2; Nance, republican, L; LiV-
iHgston, repv blican, l; Thayer. republic
can, L; DeWerth, republican, l; Majors,
republican, i; Dundy, republic
can, l; Maxwell, republican, l;
This gives Van Wyck total of A de M
OCT ats, 81 republicans and IS distributed
among the twelve candidates. The re-
pubfcans will probably caucus tonight
and concentrate their strength on enc
man. The first joint ballot will take
place at noon tomorrow. Indications
for deadlock are now very favorable,
and il is conceded that Van Wyck in to-
days ballot received four votes Of demo-
Gratis. The only question is now whether
he can or not secure enough democrats to
insure his election. 1t Is conceded that
he will get quite number of additional
democrats but anti WICK men confidently
claim he cannot control enough to secure
his election.
AUSTIN Tx. Is General Lawrence
Sullivan r rs Was iDaugureted governor
of Texas day. Retiring Governor
Ireland is among the leading candidates
for the United States senate.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, Jan. 1S.-In the republican
caucus to-DiRht the two ballots for sena-
tor resulted SO follows: Miller, 40; Nor
ton, SO; HiscOck. IL. Adjourned.